MIZUNO T24 WEDGE REVIEW
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- Опубликовано: 23 авг 2024
- Today Ian is back in the bay to test out the new Mizuno T24 Wedges that have recently hit the scene. See how they feel in Ian's hands and what his true thoughts on the offerings are.
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Would love for Vosh to come on and do a deep dive on grinds. Mizzy's forged wedge line is now more versatile than several other "top" brands!
Agreed. I’d love to see a comparison of Mizzy wedge grinds vs Vokeys. The Vokey D grind was my fav. I have a D grind with my T22’s. Do they have similar to almost exact grind specs being they are both D grinds?
Always been a subscriber / fan of Ian and his reviews. Today's Mizuno T-24 review seemed "lazy"....nothing mentioned about the new V grind or even telling us which grind he was using for each wedge.
well, they did sell out. they are doing content with Paige Spernac for peets sake
@@consigliereofyoutube5565
Did ya have to go there?? Lol. I haven’t been watching many txg videos lately because of the obvious, but have people been giving them shit? Have they ever addressed the whole “we will always be txg and never change the name” statements?
Wouldn't the grind be irrelevant off a mat? Perfect turf. And he wasn't really hitting any special pitch or chip shots just a standard full and pitch
I'm finding the same. My T22 spin like crazy and I have to really give it the beans to go back to what my sm8 distances were. Feel is 🔥🔥 though
I think the T24's will feel great, however, I do agree that going with the raw or denim copper finish will likely look better long term. Wished there was more conversation & explanation on the wedge grinds, including which golfer or golf swing the grinds would be best for.
And the chrome is the only one with the copper underlay… which is so tempting
I have the denim copper. they are aging great. 100% go with copper they look incredible
Just got fit into these last week and played a couple rounds with them over weekend. Great feel and despite the wet conditions they retained a ton of spin - much more than I saw with my Glide 3.0’s - ended up short of pin on most shots as ball was slamming on brakes once it hit the green. Excited to play more with them and dial everything in.
Think that’s just cuz they’re brand new wedges 😂
Any updates with this wedge? Just got a the 56
Finally time to replace my wedges... These are on the shortlist. Along with the MG4's and SM9's. Tough choices.
I haven't seen all the comments, but it's amazing how all the better players are not looking for all the spin except with the lob wedge or a firm course. We just love ripping one back.
i’m excited about these wedges. Wish you had reviewed the 58.10V model.
Over the years…I’ve learned to use 2” heat shrink tubing to limit marring on iron hosels. Cut a 2” piece off then cut one edge so it folds in half. Wrap around hosel and it will eliminate hosel marks. Love your channel!
Maybe learn to shank it less often?
Maybe don't be a dick and realize he was talking about them getting married when bending them for lie angle @@fischputza
Good test, just needed the water test for us in the UK.
Great content as always. Thanks fellas!
I saw him pointing at you too, Ian. I think you need to take him into the back and give him a good “talking to”…hahaha
I don’t quite understand the grind descriptions and their retrospective bounces, would love more detail on that
...and I would love more detail on what you mean by retrospective in your comment. (Were you trying to say respective bounces but didn't think that sounded quite intelligencia enough?)
I don’t get why these aren’t getting more noise. You get a TI S400 and MMC, standard. That combo puts a vokey in the $50 up charge range. I think y’all said more grooves in the higher lofts and fewer in lower but that’s backwards. 5 different grinds is more than Cleveland, TM and callaway. What am I missing? It seems outstanding and looks like a comet so I don’t understand why all the reviews I see on it are “meh”?
Vokey*
I’m starting to reconsider if I should be taking advice on 2 people that cannot figure out 8x3 between them
Great video. When should we expect new vokey’s?
I am not sure what it is, but I have never liked the look of a 54* wedge in any brand. It is always just "off" when compared to a 52* or 56*....it's weird.
Love my T22 copper wedges and can't imagine anything better, but these do look super clean.
Sometimes the 54 heads start life as 52 and bent.hence the different look
I have the Mizuno 921 SEL, what wedge loft would you recommend to complete my bag?
Are the Mizuno wedge heads lighter than the Vokeys? I had the T20's and when I went for a fitting with Titleist we weighed both and there was a significant difference. Sorry I cannot remember exactly how many grams the difference was.
They are and will help achieve a swingweight if going longer in length
Did y’all misspeak at the beginning, about a wet-condition coating? I don’t see any info on Mizunos site about that at all.
The T24’s have a bigger grooved part of the face like my T22’s do?
I use to be a Vokey only wedge player but have T22’s simply because I have the blue ones which are beautiful looking.
To me, my T22’s aren’t as soft feeling as a Vokey, but I have noticed they still spin just as much as when they were new. Does that make sense, that the harder feel, is possibly why they stil spin just as much?…like did they harden it up a bit to retain spin for a longer period of time?
Will there be a wet test against the ping glide 4.0? And others?
I currently game the T22 wedges in 54 and 60 in the blue. I had been playing Ben Hogan Equalizer II wedges which I still play on tight courses. The best wedges I've ever had but unfortunately they are no longer. I think it was the topline look and minimalistic look. I heard the T24's have a thinned out top line relative to the T22's. I have played various SM's and I just can't get past the clunky look.
Not so fast on the Hogan Equalizers being no more.
Say what ?!?! @@blakebarone1809
Do you plan on trying the newer Rtx line
Wow, your son Mike must take after his mother. You are both built so different!
I play the JPX800 Pro Mizuno irons. Looking to change out to either the s23 or t24 or combo the wedges 46PW to 58 degree. Any suggestions? How to pick the best grinds for each? Thanks
I play an MP T-10 at 55°. I feel like I’ve lost more than 10 yards since I’ve changed from my Cleveland Tom Austin
These feel so heavy! Struggling with them!
Been playing the T22 48 as my PW for 2 seasons and 58* in copper. Love the 48, very easy to control flight & spin. The 58 we had to grind the sole a bit in heel to add some versatility. After 3 attempts and adding some lead tape, it’s a crazy good wedge, especially out of tight lies and true hard pan. Great feel. I thought nothing could match my Bettinardi 58 for feel and crazy spin, the T22 was a match👍.
I still love my Miura 54* sand wedge but if I needed a replacement, I’d definitely look at T24. I would add I love having different finishes on each of my 3 wedges, just makes it so easy to identify the club. My 48 is chrome, the Miura SW chrome and T22 58 is copper. If I replaced the Miura I’d look for black or raw finish.
Please tell me furry creek is coming, you boys come out this way you’ve gotta do Happy Gilmore’s course
Mikey has so much charisma (sarcasm)
Lol. He’s in the negative charisma rankings, and that’s after he’s gotten much more comfy on channel. Dude’s always given me the weirdest vibes.
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Feels weird seeing Ian in a Nike shirt
Ohh the new mizuno vokeys 😂
I like everything about these wedges, except the shape. Never liked the shape of a single Mizuno wedge.
This is probably the worst video you’ve made lately. Zero discussion of grinds, zero discussion of how it compares to the T22 or S23. If you took away the titling no one would know what wedges you are talking about.
I get no where near that amount of spin. Mine usually hover around 2-3k in my 60-52deg wedges.
Gspro supports 5 digits. Just saying..
3 yards loss each degree gained. So a 54 degree is 24 yards shorter than 46 degree ???? Seems like a lot
Mikey boy🤣
I’m pretty sure wedges do not get spinner as one uses them.
Picky, picky, picky….